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Verb:

প্রসন্ন হত্তয়া,

deigning's Usage Examples:

praising the direction and the acting of Tom Walls and of Robertson Hare, but deigning to praise Ralph Lynn for his performance explaining that he had a peculiar.

Zamor fancied himself the equal of all he met, scarcely deigning to acknowledge the king himself as his superior.

innovation whereas the monkeys were initially fearful of the ocean, only deigning to put their hands and feet into it, the wheat straining innovation led.

in which so many female concert performers are overproduced automatons, deigning to be worshipped by their fans, Minnelli's emotional give-and-take makes.

followed the British model of separation of mathematics from physics, perhaps deigning to have a small separate department of applied mathematics.

years, but it does not mess it up by striving for anything too grand, by deigning to inflict preachy ramblings on its audience (see Index), or by generally.

Vicar-General of the diocese of Tours, then Bishop of Troyes, scarcely deigning to look in Birotteau's direction as he speeds past his colleague's dilapidated.

However, they refuse to serve light beer, deigning that as "unfit for human consumption.

happened to be a piece of paper on the floor, he would point to it without deigning to say a word, and the boy nearest would hurriedly pick it up.

Siborne himself, though not deigning to reply directly to Knoop, wrote an indirect reply in a later edition.

mixed review stated "Yes, Steve has gotten it together a little, even deigning to cooperate with real musicians in a real band, and yes, some of this.

of your own country: – ye, who drive by Canterbury Cathedral, without deigning a look, and return boasting of rialtos, eclipsed by the work of the most.

1937, for instance, when Holland and Burl abandoned without The Times deigning to mention their suffering, two brief comments on the race were 'Discordant.

deigning's Meaning':

do something that one considers to be below one's dignity

Synonyms:

move; condescend; act; descend;

Antonyms:

refrain; rise; recede; ascend; ride;